Brown Bag Seminar

The Brown Bag Seminar provides an internal forum for our PhD students, postdocs and faculty to present early-stage working papers or research ideas. The seminar is actually held on Wednesday from 1:45 pm to 3:15 pm in O 048 (in some cases also parallel via ZOOM if necessary). If several speakers want to present there will be a second slot from 3:30 pm to 5:00 pm.

Current Term

11 February

Alexandre Gnaedinger: „Crossing the Line: Firm Responses to VAT in Germany”

Marcel Olbert: „Pushing and Leveraging our Research: the Mannheim Center for Business Responses Analysis (COBRA)”

18 February

Scholarly Improv Session

25 February

Scholarly Improv Session

11 March

Matti Boie-Wegener: „Closing Pandora’s IP Box: Real Effects of the Nexus Approach”

18 March

Sebastian Kronenberger: „Audit Quality and Auditing Standards under Artificial Intelligence”

25 March

Dennis Böing (Universität Paderborn): „Dissemination of Information by Small Caps”

15 April

Yasmin Kuhlmann (with Jeremiah Lewis, HU Berlin): „Strategic Digital Disclosure – A Theory Perspective“

29 April

Matti Boie-Wegener (with Marcel Olbert): „Don’t Fear the Sunlight: Tax Transparency and Multinational Investment in the Global South“

Jan Seitz, LMU München (with Simon Wolf, HU Berlin): „Does Political Opportunism Pay Off? Evidence from Government Contracts“

6 May

Christian Friedrich (with Anna Costello and Gerrit von Zedlitz): „Words on Drugs“

13 May

Yuri Piper (Universität Paderborn): „Preferences for Taxing Wealth and Income“

Yufang Sun: „Revolving Door and SEC Rulemaking“

20 May

- change of class room!

Gerrit von Zedlitz 

Past Brown Bag Seminars